Out of the Question Podcast
Out of the Question Podcast
Podcast Description
A podcast which uncovers the real question behind many common questions and offers Biblical solutions.
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The podcast addresses a range of topics, such as the empowering role of the Holy Spirit in believers' lives, biblical perspectives on economics, the broader implications of the gospel, and the effectiveness of Christian methodologies in societal dominion. Specific episodes include discussions on distinguishing between pro-life movements and abolitionism, the impact of contemporary terms on worldview, and guidance on navigating marriage challenges according to scriptural principles.

A podcast which uncovers the real question behind many common questions and offers Biblical solutions.
God’s love is not unconditional, and pretending otherwise has gutted the church. Andrea Schwartz sits down with Mark Rushdoony to trace how the modern gospel of unconditional love and unconditional forgiveness collapses into antinomianism, manipulative altar calls, and a Christianity with no kingdom and no game plan. They press into covenant as a relationship on God’s terms, the abandoned doctrine of repentance, the prophets’ indictment of social injustice as covenant-breaking, and why the church cannot expect blessing while it actively rejects God’s law. Theonomy, they argue, is the unavoidable issue. Don’t miss this conversation.
unconditional love, antinomianism, theonomy, covenant theology, biblical law, repentance, Mark Rushdoony, Chalcedon, Arminianism, Christian worldview, biblical ethics, kingdom of God
Is “God Loves You” the Whole Story? Ep. 391 (guest Mark Rushdoony)

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